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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1947)
oultry Culling t Year Around Task for Growers » k BUREÀU OF'RECLAMATION OUTLINES VAST PLAN Poultry culling la practically a Vear-around proccM that iM-gina With th«' »election of egg» for in- cubation and ends with the se lection of n«’W breeding hen» for the following year. |»>int» out N<»’l t.. Bennion, extrniion poultryman at Oregon State college, in a new extcn»ion bulletin, No. 673 on thia Subject. While trap-neatlng 14 the only exact meihnd of checking produc tion us n baala for culling, it 1» not practical for th«' general farmer or commercial poultryman, Ben nion »ay». The next ta'at way |* f<> atudy anil apply the principle» of culling to avoid keeping al u io»» th«- low pnaluclng and unprof itable bene in the fkx‘k. Culling 1» profitable only when the flock is given uniform and aen- aibl«* cure, he adds A daily egg ti'cord la a valuable asset in in telligent. accurate culling Copic« of th«' illustrated bulletin are available from any county exten- ■lon office. KALISPELL ILLA " et NO sew limbe * assoc iation Announcement made nt Portland recently of the forma tion of n new lumber trade group known a* Western Forest Indus tries ASaoclation. Built around ■ nucleus of two existing grou|m, the Pacific (.umber Remnnufac- tunrs Association and the West- ern Association of Lumbermen and Logger», the new organization will serve independent timber land owners, logger», lumber manufac turer». romanufnetun rs and dis tributors in all the western states. Headquarters are to be e»tabli.shed in Portland H.B. Chicken Starter Let us Feed and Finance Thoie Turkey Poults. H B CHICK STARTER H B BROILER RATION First, buy good chicks, then grow them right with the right feed. We sell oil Hod- gen - Brewster Cen tennial Milling Co. Products. Cottage (¡rove Flour Mills Red Cross Drive Is Still Underway MIMEE’S TOT & GIFT SHOP MYRTLE KENT AND BETTY PATTEN PHONE 89 30Ö Main Street Salt Water Fish Abound Salt Springs, in Marion county, Fla., many miles from the nearest sea water, teems with salt water Osh. tion, and stream pollution. Th i» Bureau map shows major potential irrigation projects (over 20,000 acres each) included in the study, and major potential power plants (over 30,000 kw. each). The pro posed development would provide between 50.UO0 and 70,000 new farm opportunities in the Pacific By W. J. DRYDEN The Morocco horse originated in the crossbreeding of the Morocco Barb and the English Hackney and the French coach horse. The conformation of the Morocco Barb is somewhat similar to the Arabian horse. In site the Morocco varies from 1.050 to 1.400 pounds It is a general purpose horse, bred for work as Approximately 125.000 fall spawning (Utah» Rainbow trout are to be released from the Game Commission trout hatchcry at Rock Creek into the Umpqua River system, it was reporter! to day by Dr. Paul Needham and Charles Lockwood of the State Game Department. Needham and Lockwood spent Tuesday and today Inspecting the Rock Creek hatchery, where Superintendent James Vaughn and his staff, assisted by Ross New comb, biologist in charge of the Umpqua River study, are grad ing the fish preparatory to plant ing.—Roseburg News Review. Portland, -Oregon'« wool pro The supreme court ruled Mon duction la«t year was the lowest day that employer» must bargain on record— an estimated 6,800,- with foreman's unions. 000 pounds,the USDA Bureau of Agricultural Economics said to day. The Friendly Neighbors club The clip, 18 percent less than met at the home of Mrs. Dora the preceding year, reflects the Stewart Thursday afternoon. drop in Oregon sheep herds. The There were 16 members present. USDA estimated total cash in . In the contest givéh, Dorothy come from Oregon wool produc Ketcherside won first prize and tion at $2,788,000, 16 percent less 1 Velma Zumwalt second. The next than the 1945 figure. The average club meeting will be at the home market price was 41 cents a of Mrs. Mildred Sharon March 20. The "Teen-agers" were enter tained recently at the home of Roselea Purcell. Catherine Getty and Robert Keene won prizes in a contest given. Goldie Hayes and Earl Hayes and Cliff Hiner of Cottage Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benston spent the week end at the Hiner cabin at Winchester Bay. Mr. and Mrs. M. Bolton and son of Lorane spent Saturday at the home of Mrs. Bolton's parents, Mr. and Mr». Robert Bash. The following real estate trans Morocco »potted actions have been reported thru Mason Real Estate, 617 Main, Cot well as pleasure. The working team tage Grove, Oregon. Mrs. Sultz of West Main St. sold is fast and steady, and has consider able stamina. They have the power to Mrs. Vera Evans of Roseburg, to reproduce themselves true to type who intends to make this her home and color even when used with oth in the future and remodel the place for business property. er colors and breeds. To be registered they must stand "nd Mrs. Hawley- have sold 14:1 hands high. Type mint be to 1500,18 Maxs°n of this city, clean and neat with ample legs to a ,proPer!y k*"a,ed o" St. be suitable for either saddle or har- Carter has recently sold nets. 80 acres up Mosby ^creek to Mr. _______________ ’ and Mrs. J. A. Johanson who own property in that section. Oscar Woodard’s property on Bv Teeth Diagrams f'®' 4 Madison St- .s has 0 pur- UJ I coin viugrums ehased by Harris who b«* operate ideal horse. type of LATHAM ELECTRIC pound, a little better than the <vnts prevailing in 1944 and 19 Shorten Firm n*y - One of th« best ways to cuf down the length of the farm wmateg . f. is to cut a minute or two M th« time for each dailv chore Pl^piilng tlie farm work and the arran««nranl of chores may shorten the by a total of an hour or mor», ------------------------- . CARD OF THANKS . We wish to thank our friends for the act« of ki and sympathy shown durta bereavement and for the” flora] offerings. The family oZ Mary Unebaugh. F rank DEHORNI PASTE INSUft«» TLeautifuUif meao »° HUMANE DEHORNING^ FRANKLIN Dsh -^ning Past« «ItokL nates th« horns at the Mart widiaat bleeding. A caustic that cauaas th« young horn button to drop ott !f is mrxpensive-quick-sata. Kelly Drug Grass Killer May Be on Market Soon Chemical weed killers that will kill weedy grasses out of broad MYERS- At the Butler mater leaf and legume crops may soon nity home. Wednesday, March 12, be added to present effective 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Myers weedicides that kill broadleaf of Lorane, a son, John Edward. plants out of grasses, says Virgil ALLEN — At the Butler ma H. Freed, weed research specialist ternity home. Wednesday, March at the O. S. C. Experiment sta 12, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert tion. Research men in Maryland have Allen of Yoncalla, a son, Marvin reported success in killing grass with a chemical with a 24-letter LUTJE — At the Butler mater name, isopropylphenylcarbomate, nity home, Saturday, March 8, which is harmless to most broad 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lutje leaf plants and even stimulates of Saginaw, a son, Stanley Olaf. tomatoes to better growth, says Freed. MATNEY — At the Butler ma- U«e of this material Ls not prsc- ternity home, Friday, March 7, tfeal yet on a commercial scale as 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Edgle Mat much more research is necessary ney of Culp Creek, a daughter, on its selectivity. Some of these Dorothey Lee. experiments will be made at Cor vallis next summer to see if wild EUGENE MARINE oats can be killed out of flax fields RECRUITING OFFICE with this chemical. Success would TO CLOSE be a big help to the flax industry. On March 31 the U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting station in Eu Pigs Is Ch tn* gene will be closed, it was an China has 35 per cent as many nounced Tuesday. Men wishing to tattle as this country. 35 per cent enlist in the corps may contact the as many sheep end its hog popula recruiting office in Portland, room tion exceeds ours by 25 per eent 208, U. S. Court House. Pork is the favorite meat but h REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS REPORTED muaffy found only on the tables of the wealthy families. Mutton it widely used tn some parts of China. Pork and other meats must be sold shortly after slaughter be- ADVERTISEMENT Il il II •I II H H tt 11 It •' n u H n ’n i' ti n H H w I» AND DON’T FORGET—THE COST OF ELECTRICITY IS DOWN TOO, WHHX~ LIVING COSTS ARE STILL GOING UFT» i Mountain States Power Ca. > 21m. C=j;g_qf_J REMEMBER Telling Sheep Age The age of sheep can be determined ining the teeth. The are equipped with molar teeth on both up to four years easily by exam mouths of sheep a full set of 24 upper and lower rmmil míRn? LAAB hítip ?? TWO Vf AR «MUM rinm çrmrm Tutte riAR reuR yr»R jaws. In addition to these eight in cisor teeth are provided along the front of the lower jaw. The chart designed by University of Alberta should prove an accurate guide in determining or estimating the age of sheep. Alfalfa Seed Yield Increased With DDT Alfalfa seed plots at the Utah sta- j tion dusted with DDT to control •saXBI OOO’OE ««M ami« lygus bugs produced 400 pounds of seed per acre—fields not dusted pro •ux sotunu qpM saH»l 0(9'1 duced less than 100 pounds. 'ojfBT -Xiunoa epuojj njRiijs y Until DDT became available, no pautVN IPM Áiunof» insecticide had been found that i would control these insects at a cost that was economically feasible. The test» proved that DDT offers prom- ise of greatly increasing seed pro duction by control of lygus bugs. THERE IS ONLY 1 MT. EVEREST AND THERE IS ONLY 1 LATHAM ELECTRIC Northwest, create 100,000 new Job* in local businesses other than farming, and provide the basis of support for a total population of one million persons throughout the nation. (Bureau of Reclamation Map» BIRTHS Morocco Spotted Horse If an individual is a real man. it Contributions to the annual Red matters little what nationality he CroM roll cal) stand» above $3,- is. 000, H. E. Eakin, local treasurer, Those who patronizingly and announced today. The roll call wax complete«! in the city district contemptuously like to refer to the last week within two hours after Mexicans as "greasers,” should tlie campaign startc«l and the remember that on the other side of the Rio Grande the Mexicans quota of $2.800 raise«). Workers here are anxious to refer to us equally contemptuously aid the surrounding communities as "gringos." in getting the campaign over. No man develops greatness over Those who have been missed or residents of th«- neighboring com night. It takes years of carefully munities may leave their dona accumulating and building the tions at th«> First National Bunk, characteristics of greatness, so The Western Auto Supply or that if the unexpected ojjportunity comes those accumulated assets Floyd Githens Motors. are at hand. Degree-Days Degree-days are bnned on an mrt- Cooking Game door temperature of G5 degrees, at As wild meat is naturally drier which it Is assumed that an indoor and tougher than domestic meat, the temperature of 70 degrees will be general rule is to cook game for a maintained without artificial heat. longer time at a lower temperature When the average of the day's tem thnn other meats. While domestic perature fulls below 05 degrees, ev meat is not usually cooked in a cov ery degree of the fall is termed a ered pan. this method is often bet degree-day. For example, a day ter for wild meat. The covered When the temperature averages 50 roaster is best for long, «low, moist degrees is said to have 15 degree- cooking. days. Infested Pigs When young pigs are infested with roundworms, they become stunted, unthrifty and weak, they suffer from diarrhea, and, sometimes, they become pot-bellied. Spruce Them Up For Spring • H KNOW YOUR BREED THOUGHTLETS lìy Carili. Walch The recruiter in charge of the Nnvy recruiting station nt Eu Sometimes expediency is the gen«*, On-gon nnnounred today only means by which a problem that there is being eatabUahed at may I m ? settled. the Navy n-cruiting station, Port land, Oregon a temporary office Religion and science are com of Naval Officer procurement for plementary to each other. Each is th«* (xirposc of Interviewing appli essential to the other. cants for the Holloway Finn who have taken th«- examination that If Senator McKellar of Tennes- was recently conducted through sc should start long drawn out fil out the «tate. The Portland office of Naval ibuster against David E. Lilien Officer procurement will lx* stulf- thal as chief of the National «*<1 by throe officers and three cn- Atomic Commission. It will be one listc<i men who have been ordereti of the greatest disgraces ever com from Seattle, Washington to open mitted by the filibustering south for business on March 18. Further, ern senators. details regarding th«’ interview The statisticians toll us that in ing of Naval Rewrve Officers Training Corps and Naval Avia all the fatal motor accidents, one tion Cadet program candidates in four is either a drinking driver will be published as it Is received. or a drinking faxicstrian. Might Applicants who have taken th«’ you become one of these? test for eligibility under the Hol When one thinks of the probable loway Plan arc requested to maintain contact with the Navy international burdens to be im r«^ruiting atatlon in Eugene, Ore- posed upon the United States, and gon for further information as it the increased seething of unrest in most of the world, one MUST may tie received. have faith ip God, or chaos would seem to be the portion for the earth. Your child wants to be in the Easter parade too. Come in and let un help you find what you want. ROCK CREEK HATCHERY TROUT WILL RE FREED IN I MFQUA SYSTEM SAGINAW u £ The Sentinel, Cnfitmc Grove, Geegon Hope for settlement of two strikes of CIO loggers and mill workers at Oakland and Sutherlin faded over the week end as the U. S. conciliator returned to Port land Elghty-five CIO workers walked off their jobs Friday at Sutherlin after eight women em- ployes were dismissed by the Rock OREGON WOOL OUTPUT LAST Island Lumber Co. YEAR LOWEST ON RECORD Mary v-cuncict exht in the Ktoctr m.< fielu in the nnvy today, _ LECENC ■fated I.. .1 L< mholtz, in charge of HB MAJOR POTENTIAL IRRIGATION PROJECtS the navy recruiting station utEu- genc. I ± J MAJO« BLOCKS OF EXISTING IRRIGATED LAND Candidates for the Electronic field an- selected by giving them MAJQR.ÄHtNTUL POM 8 P(,ANT&. the EDDY test. Those who ( hum this t«rat are given 42 Wwka train- Ing in Electronics, upon cample-; tion of thin course they are given the rating of Petty Officer, cither in general service or In aviation. ! High school scnlnrs who will thi. Comprehensive d«-velopmont of bring under Irrigation 3.840,000 gradúate th » spring muy take the lnnrt nm! wat4.r ,,f th„ acres of new land, provide a sup ’niL^he , a V ”7 "“y'Combla Riverand tributarie», In. enter the navy aft«>r graduation. volvlng 238 irrigation and multi- plemental supply for 1,520,000 Relnholtz emphasized that no ob plo-purpoar* projects, is outlined in acres now inadequately watered, ligation to join the navy in as a Department of Interior report, make available 10,500,000 addi tional kilowatts of hydroelectric sumed by taking the test The ex prepared by the Bureau of Recla am can be taken nt the local navy mation. which was made public to- power, and provide major benefits recruiting station located in the d*y. The developments would in navigation, flood control, recre- Mion, fish and wild tifo conserva-. post office building at Eugene, also Navy Opened For Applicants For College Program News Briefs A one cent increase in the state's five cent gas tax won ap proval of the house assessment and taxation committee Monday. The additkmal tax would provide $3,000,000 per year for the next two year» and would boost the county’« share from 15 7 to 20 per cent and the cities' share from 5 to 12.5 per cent. NAVY EL‘X CRONK COURSE REEK .lit.II >( HOOL -OKADK' more detailed information may lx- obtained by contacting the nnvy recruiting atatlon, or by writing for the information. TTmrs . Mar. IS, 1917 Control Cutworms Cutworms may be controlled by sprinkling 5 per cent DDT dust around small plants the pests may attack. Underground Rivera In Mexico there are underground rivers with man-made steps leading down to them. the machine shop adjoining. The Erwin Hansen's property on North 10th St. has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hen nessey, ex-G.I.'s, who intend to make it their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Macklin have sold their home on S. 7th St. to V. B. Hoyer of Cottage Grove. The Macklins intend to move to Eugene where he is op erating a grocery store. "Benny," said his mother, (help ing him with his home work), "tell me how many is seven and four." "Twelve,” replied Benny. "Not bad for a little shaver,” volunteered papa. "He only missed it by two." “Good morning, Jimmy," said the neighbor to the small boy sweeping off the porch. "Is your mother in?” "Would I be doing this if she wasn't ?" Secure Bindings To save a big menditig job later, make sure all bindings are secure. 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